> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.digitalfyre.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your VPS Overview

Your VPS service page in the Client Portal is your starting point for managing your server. It displays all essential information at a glance.

## Accessing Your Service Page

Log in to [console.digitalfyre.com](https://console.digitalfyre.com) and click on your VPS service.

## Server Information

The top of the page shows:

* **Server name and hostname**
* **Operating system** — displayed with its logo once an OS is installed
* **Datacenter location** — shown with a country flag
* **Build date** — when your VPS was provisioned

## Resource Allocations

Your plan's allocated resources are displayed clearly:

| Resource      | Description                          |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| **CPU Cores** | Number of virtual CPU cores assigned |
| **Memory**    | RAM allocated to your VPS            |
| **Storage**   | Disk space available                 |
| **Bandwidth** | Monthly data transfer allowance      |

## IP Addresses

Your assigned IP addresses are listed with copy-to-clipboard buttons:

* **IPv4** — Your primary public IPv4 address, pre-configured and ready to use
* **IPv6** — Your assigned `/64` subnet, requires manual configuration. See [IP Address Management](/vps/networking/ip-address-management)

## Real-Time Statistics

Live gauges show current usage for CPU, memory, disk, and bandwidth. A bandwidth graph provides a visual breakdown of traffic over time.

<Tip>
  If your resource gauges consistently show usage above 80%, consider upgrading your plan. See [Upgrading Your VPS](/vps/billing/upgrading).
</Tip>

## Quick Actions

From your service page you can access power controls, the VNC console, network information, backup status, and password resets. Each is covered in the [Client Portal](/vps/client-portal/power-management) section of this documentation.